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a valuable house and lot in a desirable
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W MRS. THOS. 4. BAIRU.
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For Sale
A good 1O-horse power ENGINE NON,
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Having qualified as administrators :,
the estate of T.. A. Stone, deceased al %
persons having cl,ims against said a. Az
cedent are hereby notified to prss "0
them to me or my attorneys, Day + ~
ilc"ffer, within ~ months from dsto
hereof or this notice will be pleaded in
"a. OF thelr recovery; all persons in.
mediate payment. This, 9th dav ofSan
temher, 1887 ROSA A. STONE
Administrators OFT. A. Stone dacaosoa
DAY q Z'LLIcoFFER. Atty. sI5.6o.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

seemed to think that they ought to be paid
for that time. Mr.. Heaiy stated that he
had understood that some attorneys claimed
the old police force were entitled to pay.
He asked the city attorneys opinion on
the subject. The city attorney
read the law which seemed to indicate that
no police bills would he allowed unless signed
by the police commissioner. The bills sub
mitted by the old force were not signed by
the police comm issioner.
The council adjourned at an early hour
and will meet tomorrow night to consider
the many railway ordinances. There are
unite a number OF motor line ordinances.
petitions and circumstances referring to
the same which have been on file, some OF
them, for many months. The entire
basket full viii be emptied
out on the table and consid-
cred one by one. The meeting
it is thought bids fair to be a lively one.
The friends and opposers of the many enter
prises no doubt will be out in full force One
claim for a meeting to consider that class OF
business alone was that the council might b.
free from the crowd, but there seems little
doubt that the crowd will be on hand all the
same. Some business is filed that has almost
been forgotten, and some more will probably
be Intro duced that will startle some one.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
EVERYBODY LEND L HAND.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
| see that number of our wide awake
citizens have decided to hold fair this fall
at Riverside Park. l endorse the enterprise,
and desire to say that there never was bet
ter time for Wichita to have q fair that
now. This southwestern trotting circuit
composed OF Kingmsn, Hutchinson, MePher-
sons and Wichita will draw all the fires in
the state to it. The great and final round
up being at Wichita on the 11th, 18th, 18th
and 14th of October. Never was there a
more favorable for large field for noted
horses.
The specislties offered for the occasion
will draw. Wichita with her two million
dollars now being expended in buildings and
prlses and industries factories and cathed-
rails, commercial edifices and universities,
homes, schools and palaces, the finest stock
yards and the greatest stock market in the
west, more people, more capital, more bust
ness, more enterprise, more life, more every
thing than any city west of the Miss uri
river, will answer for an industrial exhibit
never before witnessed in the history of the
state. The final object Of this fair COM
mends itself 10 all, and for one feel like ap-
pealing to all our citizens to assist in making
this fair not only success but a credit 10
the great city OF Wichita. CITIZEN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
An I'm. ant Meeting.

| Pursuant to a call meeting of the Jewish
people of the city was held at the residence
of the president, NJ. 81 Fechheimer, on South
Water street, Sunday afternoon. The fol
lowing persons were present:
IL. Fechheimer, NJ. Jacks, Louis Cohn, A.
Hess, Chas Cohn, A. KatZ, a. Gluik, J.
| Gross, j. Rich, A. Goldstandt, III ". Levy,
| A. Calisch, Dr. Silverman, Morris Cohn, Gus
| Hoffstadt, Rabbi Gutmacher, D. r. Levi.
The report of the president was very in
teresting and complete, covering all the
| ground since the existence of the orgaEiza
ton The most salient points contained
were the building of temple, desirable loca-
ton, and fencing of burial ground. The re-
| port was accepted unanimously, showing
that the efforts of the president were duly
| appre, lated.
| The election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, II. w
Fecheimer; vice president, 1. Gross; secre-
tary and treasurer, NJ. Jacks; trustees, A.
| Hess, A. Katz, Chas. Cohn-
| The report Of the secretaries showed that
there were al present twenty. five members.
It was unanimously adopted that thanks be
| rendered to the officers for the able manner
| in which they discharged their duties
IL W. Levy, A. Calish and DR.. 6ilverman
were accepted as members.
The raising Of funds for buildinga tenn
ole elected much discussion, the main point
being a location In a short time nearly
two thousand five hundred dollars were
subscribed 1t is not necessary
to mention the sum subscribed by EACH but
particular mention of the liberal donations
| Of some should be made. The motor power
of the congregation, Mr.. Fech--nay his tribe
increase-with his usual liberality, donated
2l5 feet on the north end of his property be
side subscribing a liberal amount to the fund
The donation Of that who 'e-souled and truly
good man was received with a rising vote
| The 81 ound was donated unconditional and
| the congregation reserves the right to either
| build there orpurchase elsewhere. 1t is I'M
derstood that a movement is on foot to pur-
chase the Episcopal church, Messrs. COIN,
| Hess and Katz were appointed the building
committee and it is to be hoped that at the
next meeting they will bring in full and
definite report. At present the Sunday
school is organized and in good running Or
der. The Y. NJ II. 4 have kindly offered
the use of their room TO the school
until other quarters can be had.
A harmonious and liberal spirit prevailed
throughout the meeting, and with a pull, a
| long pull, and strong pull the Jewish PEG
| pie will soon enter their own house of wor-
| ship.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
Rabbi Gatmacher, for his indefatigable
labors and for the good result he has accom-
| plished during bis stay. His advent here
has aroused the spirit of Judaism which has
| been lying dormant, and it is hoped that
| when he departs from the city the seed of
Judaism, that he has sown well continue to
grow and bear god fruit.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
MONEY EASIER IN NEW YORK.

Mr.. j. Moffitt returned last evening from
q trip west. where he met Mr.. s. a. Mallory.
the great railroad builder. Mr.. Mallory
had Just returned from New York and was
in good spirits, saying everything looked
better than his trip Of sixty days ago. The
money market was one hundred per cent.
easier, and emigration was pouring into
Kansas and Colorado by the thousand. Mr.
Mallory has moved the headquarters OF hi:
company to Pueblo, Colorado. NJ. Mofft,
stopped or his way back q few hours in
Lsrned TO attend meeting CT the directors
of the Pawuee County Improvement &C,
Tee company placed its property on TIE
market azd sold in ore hour $50, coo worth
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
ANU EMENTS.
CRAWFORD.


The attraction at the Crawford last nigh
was Hoyt's comedy ga Rag Baby" Th'
house was well fllei with an audience who's:
laughter and applause showed that they had
a high appreciation OF the ecceLtricities o.
sold Sport" and the amusing situations o.
the play.
"OId Sport" the local pride, was imper
sonated by Charlie Reed, a young gentleman
who in this character displays decided
ability as a comedian. Albert Riddle as Tony
Jay" gave very clever piece OF acting
Mark SulIivan's Patrick Fiunigann wa:
good. "Csrie.te Fay" as given by Mis-;
Edith Jennesse, just sparkled and bubbled
over With spirit and vivacity. Her song
''My Bobtan Gray" in the third act wal
twice encorei In fact, the musical embei
ishmencs Of the whole comedy were delight
full and added much to its charm"
"a Rag Baby" viii be repeated tonight
and tne success Of last night give assurances
OF another large audience.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
THE TIME Is SHORT.
A Great Plant With Three Hundred Families

A Gre at Plant With Three hundred fSHllies.
As our nor Extensive property owners and
owners of additions will remember the EAGLE
announced a couple of weeks since that Mr..
Fitzpatrick, the president of the South st.
Louis iron Foundry, would be in Wichita on
the first of October for the purpose OF re-
ceiving bids for the location Of his immense
plant, employing something like three hum
dred men, large majority ofwhom are men
of family. Whatever quarter OF the city
secures this interest will be immensely, di-
rectIy and Immediately benefited, as it is
MIR. Kilpatrick's intention of putting in the
plant this winter ready for active work IN
the early spring. The employees will want to
build their homes close by the works, as will
numerous shop keepers and traders. The
bids Of site and donated lots are to be handed
to the secretary of the board Of trade by the
first Of October, which is next Saturday.
The time is short and the interest one of the
largest ever located in Kansas. We don't
know what, it anything, has been done by
either property holders or the board Of trade,
but we do know very much about this great
plant and also what Mr. Fitzpatrick said to
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
ANOTHER FACTORY
Company OriapiLed-Srock Taken and Build
inRs Decided Upon.

Some short time since the EAGLE called ct
tention to the presence in this city Of Mr.. L.
McKinness, Of Decatur. Illinois, the inventor
or patentee of q check rover which had
been attractir g no little attention and which
had been pronounced by number Of the
larger farmers Of this valley as excelling any
device Of the character they had ever seen.
Mr.. L. W. Reed, Of Decatur, accompanied
Mr.. McKinness. The patent, with propo-
sition TO locate in Wichita was laid
before the manufacturing committee OF the
board of trade, who unanimously endorsed it
an recommended the enterprise to the Sc
rious attention Of the board Of trade. They
concluded that there was no doubt touching
the proftableness OF its manufacture at this
point. Since that time half dozen of our
business men, in connection with the gentle
men named organized joint stock company
and incorporated it under the name OF THE
Wichita Agricultural Manufacturing Com
pany." The stock was Immediately subscrib-
ed and now we have the data Of what isinter-
esting to the people of Wichita. The company
| will go to work Immediately to erect one
| building of brick 30x90 feet, one building
25x4O corrugated iron, and an engine room
and office. These are expected to be up by
| January 1st, and the machinery in ready FOR
work, which work will commence as soon as
ready. We are further informed by gentle
men connected with the enterprise that not
only will the patent Check Rover be built
but that harrows, breaking plows. and III
Vulnerable other agricultural implements IN
common use viii be made This is an I'M
portant additional manufactory and it IS &
sure 60
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

DISTRICT COURT.
Most of the time yesterday in the district
court was spent in the trial of Maddiag, the
young man accused with two others of OBJ
tanning the piano from Braitsoh's shoe store
on a forged ticket. The case was given tc
the Jury about 4 o'clock, and they after g
short deliberation returned verdict OF not
guilty.
In the forenoon Dixie Lee and Ella Bel
both came into court and plead guilty tc
keeping house OF prostitution. The former
was assessed fine of $50 and the latter SIS
both Of which were paid.
The suit of frankie C. Goodyear VS.. Johr
Goodyear, for divorce, was dismissed al
cost Of plaintiff.
Young Davis, accused of burglary, was
brought into court, but his case was contin-
ued until this forenoon.
Tomorrow State VS. Jack True fol
murder will be taken up.
PROBATE COURT.
Final settlement aud discharge OF F. a
Burris, guardian Of F. R. Burris, deceased
Marriage license was yesterday issued tt
the following: Thomas NJ. Shea, of WITCH
ita, and Kate Mannion, of Butler county
James Henderson and Rachel Charles, botf
of Wichita; David Bushnell, of Wichita, ant
Carrie Sister, OF Gillispie, Illinois.
POLICE COURT.
Barney Fitzgerald, colored man, wa
brought into court to answer to the charg
of assault The brute had forced an entranc'
into the house of his divorced wife and haC
choked the poor woman so that she was in
sensible when the arrest was made. be vii
labor on the stone pile for the next fourteen
days.
Dick Dimes had two charges against him
drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest
On the two he paid, fines and costs, SIS.
Richard johnson was q "vagrant' who
added to the city treasury s32.
VIM BeiIer for leaving his team unhitcheC
in The street paid 81 and costs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

THIS novel entertainment and the frs o.
the kind ever given IL wichita VIII take
place Wed-es1ay eyeniBg, September =. 81
tos resttsoce % 8r. WIllisn Booa, 49,
Fairvsew avenue. Il Is given By tie isdifs
OF s. Johns church ard promises 70 De . De
hghttll affair. "A elegant supper VIII Se
served. after which tboss sbo e1oo-e nay
rip tbs light fantastic The stree cars pass
the door every twenty minutes and iase
ona VIII h,s in whiting for those who wish t.
remain til = late k0ur- We exie's1 cos-
dial invitation 20 aIl 70 this cur frs, socs@i5
event O. the winter ssaso1.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
THE FAIR.

Owing to the fact Of recent developments
IN relation 10 the number OF horse men that
desire to make entries in certain glasses at
the coming horse fair, it has been decided 10
make few Sigh: changes il tie speed pro
gram, being fully satisfied that il vii give
US larger number CT entries, and closer
competition in the exhibitions q speed
J. ". HAETZELL-
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

The many friends Of P. A Rohobaaghr
ESQ. xho left this city or e VS. : % bis for
ner home ii the east. wa be Pleesed to seas1
that be has reached his destination N safety.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
nay OF AroNEMESr

Services vii be h1l5 Tuesday evening q
O'Clock a. she s.. Johns Episcopal church.
All are invited
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Work on the Lamb building at the corner
of East Douglas and Ohio is commenced
Yesterday the carpenters were laying the
first story floor ioists.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

1eorge d. Lennox, business agent of
Marie Prescott, is in the city making ar
rangements for the appearance of that lady,
supported by an'excellent company, at the
Crawford next Monday and Tuesday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Mrs, J. Edwin Davis left Wichita, Satur-
day, to spend few weeks with friends in
st. Louis
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
RELIGIOUS.

Very interesting rsiigious services, OF a
missionary character, were held by the
Rsforme cougregat on on Sunday night iast.
The pastor, Rev. Love, delivered an eppTo-
pirate address a religious poem was read
By Mr.. Ranch, and the music was especially
well rendered. This congregation is zaalous
in the cause Of mi sions, at home and abroad
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

match game of tennis between the North
Side and the Cottonwood clubs viii be played
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, on the court at
the corner of Market aud Elm street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

A. G. Bruggeman, of the popular firm OF
Lille s. Bruggeman, accompanied by his
wife, will start this evening for St Louis to
attend the exposition and fair
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

s Tatgenhorst & Co. are moving their fac
tory out Of the Dittman block to the Stock
man block.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
THE q tEAr HIT

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be obtain
ed In the counting room for five cents each,
with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

J. B. Wentworth, OF Henderson & Bird,
New York, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

A A. Post goes to Emporia today to pur-
chase bankrupt stock of jewelry.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

McNaghten & Miles are moving into the
first floor of the Dittman building on West
Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Will Green stopped over from Goddard
on his way to the St Louis exposition.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Joe Brubacker, Esq, has opened an offic,
for the practice Of his profession over tn,
new store room of Innes & Ross.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

The funeral OF Mr.. G. W. Abbott will TAX
place this afternoon from the residence O
Wm. McGregor, 327 Ohio avenue. Friend
invited
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

William Kirk has returned home Il
GAINESVILLE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

n. B. Rapell and Patrick Joyce, of Louis
vile, Ky, and Chap. c. joyce, of Parsons,
Kansas, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, and are stopping at the Manhattan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

The ''Rag Baby" company arrived in the
city Sunday evening and are stopping at
Hotel Gandolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

]. w. Lawson and family who have been
spending the summer months at Ell Dorado
Springs, Mo-, returned home yesterday
morning
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Mrs. W. VI. Rsnsen yesterday had mega
tive taken at Rogers FOR photo twenty-fv
by thirty inches, which when completed viii
be put in the show case window.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Genial Ed Lane, Blank Brothers popular
salesman, is here in the city calling upon
friends and customers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Mrs. Frye and daughter, from Wellington
and Mr. Pease, from near Bloomington, H.,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wing, of Gypsum
fnWuShin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

James Mcleod has gone to work again at
LuttreI Bros, after a sickness of three
weeks
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Alfred Hendrix and Scott have the con
tract for the brick work on the Mitchell
building, and commence work this morning
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

Architect Guile is getting out plans for a
new cottage to be built by W. r. Arey on
South Fifth ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
LADIES BENEVOLENT HOME.
Fourth Qusrterly Report for the Quartz
Ending Sept. 20, 1887.

RECEIPTS-SPECIAL-
Collected by Rev N E Harmon and ] W
Knapp. from the following. S. each to-wit:
John Kelly, z Sawyer, j F Major,
W Msjors, Houck Bros, b W Jones,
j P Alien, J r Stone, j A Windsor,
A n D Ewing, r E Lawrence, Geo
w Walter, DR. E A Creditor: 10tal. s 50
DONATIONS.
r b Guthrie & Son SO; Geo Strong.
Mrs Matte Reese 81; First Baptist
Church SIS 16
N W Levy IS; Little Girls River band
Mrs R E Lawrence s.; MIS- H W Law
Mrs " n Kaeiser 81; q G Lee SIS; h
VIM Griffenstein $40; Mrs e j Brown
Mrs Il Carver $50; Mrs CD Campbell
s.
Rev ] W Love IS: misce llaneous 81 10 Il
Mrs j 81 Black 50; DR. C Humble So.
Sons of Herman Lodge So; LINES s.
chs ss lawrence s. So; G Il Lewis s
Co 81. 5
Bissantz e. Matthews 81 "a; Granger &
Dunbar 81. rs
X L dairy 81; City Of Wichita $50. ISL
Base ball Der Waldeon SO s
Women's Benevolent Union. ..... II Z
A friend 81; a stranger So; F5 Scott
railroad $40. 16
Indiana bakery So; Palmer & Scoggin
81 SIS.
Base ball by Butchers and Grocers. :. ID 6
A lady friend Sis; DR. S-S1........ 10
Kendall & Morrison So; J c Wood
worth Ell *
Heron & Son 81; Alex Steele & Son
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

~ FAIRFIELD OPERA HOUSE
RETURN OF THE FAVoRITEs
with q Genuine New York Comic Opera Company
II Guiding
CA RRIE TUTETNs H. RRY PEPPER,
FRED DIXON, NETTIE KLUM.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

J. c. Miller, Coffey & Pritcha-i's popu
lar driver, left for Eass Tennessee las. night
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
VgyaE MAIN STREET THEATRE,
II J J. LODGE, Manager.

Reserved seats on Saturday morning. Price, 50
IS 81 o..
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27

CRA WFoRD OPERA HOUSE
u l.. NJ. CRAWFORD Manager.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept. 26th and z7tb.
The Doctor Present. IS it f9 Laughing"
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-27
THE COURTS,
DISTRICT COURT.

Wichita, Sept. 81, 1887.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-20
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Meeting of Council.
SAVANNAH. GA. July It'll.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July It'll, 1887.
Council met this day at IL M Present: His
Honor the Mayor; Alderman Schwarz, Bogart,
Haines, Mills, Reid, Thomas Nichols and Nell
The Mayor informed the board.that the object
of the meeting was to hear the report of the
joint committee appointed to investigate the
condition of st. Andrews Hall reported to Coun-
Gil as being unsafe aud dangerous to the public
The following report was read and received,
and the resolution submitted by the committee
adopted by Council:
the committee to whom has been referred the
petition of Mrs. Il, NJ. Nathans concerning the
condition of the st. Andrews Hall property, on
the southwest corner of Broughton and Jeffer-
son streets, beg leave to report that they have
had the building thoroughly examined By the
Assistant City Surveyor and competent builders,
and respectfully submit herewith the following
resolution and recommend its adoption by Coun-
Gil:
RESOLVED, That unless the owners of st. An
drew's Hall proceed at once to repair the walls
of the building in the manner suggested by the
Assistant City Surveyor, that the Council pro-
coed to try the question whether it be a NUS
ance, and if so to proceed to provide for the
abatement d. r. THOMAS,
Chairman Joint COMMITTEES.
The bill relative to paving streets to be pre-
scented to the Legislature was taken up and ap-
proved by Council.
Council adjourned
FRANK f. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-20
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

CTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-To
- the Superior Court of said county:
The petition of d. D. ARDEN, J. S. coll
ESTILL, f. NJ. FLOYD, W. II. FERGUSON, J.
A. GROSS, L. GOOLSBY, w. w. METZGER, f..
l.. NEIDI1NGER, w. r. SWANSTON, J. II.
SAUSSY, g. II. STONE, j. C. THOMPSON, w
o. VANv0RST, b. WRIGHT, and r. D. WALK
Err, and DEKALB LODGE No. 8, l. o. o. f., re-
spectfully shows:
That they with such other persons as are or
may be associated with them, desire 10 be incor-
porated under the name of METROPOLITAN
TRUST ASSOCIATION.
That the object of said incorporation and the
principal business which they propose to carry
on Is TO own hall with stores hereunder in the
city of Savannah, the property TO be used for
the benefit and profit of the stockholders and
members Of the corporation by being rented
and let TO societies and individuals for private
business or public entertainment; and to hold
and own such real and personal property as
may be necessary to carry out such object and
purpose.
Your petitioners further show that the
amount Of capital stock to be employed by
them, actually paid In Is the sum of Ten Thous-
and Dollars, with the privilege OF increasing the
same from time 10 time to any sum not exceed
ing Fifty Thsusand Dollars; that the par value
of each share Of said capital stock is TO be One
Hundred Dollars.
Your petitioners further show that the prin-
cipal office and place Of doing business of said
corporation is to he in the city of Savannah, in
SAID state and county; that they desire to be
Incorporated as aforesaid for the term Of
twenty years, with the privilege Of renewal. and
with fun power in said corporate name 10 hold
real and personal property, the same 10 control,
improve, sell, lease or mortgage; to frame and
adopt such bylaws, rules and regulations, with
power TO alter and amend the same at pleasure;
10 appoint such officers for the management
and direction Of the affairs Of said corporation
and with such powers as they may deem neces-
sary, not contrary 10 the Constitution OF the
State of Georgia or the United States: and to
have and use a common seal and enjoy and ex-
ercise all other rights and privileges usually pos
sessed and exercised by such corporations
Wherefore, yonr petitioners file this their
petition and pray an order granting this their
application and making them body polite and
corporate under the name and style aforesaid
for the object and purpose above stated, with
the corporate powers, rights and privileges
aforesaid, and all other powers rights and privi-
lcges incident 10 "a corporation, or conferred
upon them by the laws Of this state.
J. Il. SAuSSY.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Petition for incorporation filed in Office and
recorded this 18th day Of june. A. ID. 1887.
JAMES X. =. CARR,
Deputy Clerk $. G., G c.